Indre sits in the heart of central France, its capital, Châteauroux, offering a quietly attractive base for exploring the surrounding countryside. Paris is around two hours away by train, making the department popular with weekending Parisians. Marked by artistic and diplomatic history, Indre is home to the Renaissance Château de Valençay, once the residence of Napoleon's chief diplomat, Talleyrand, and to two of France's officially recognised most beautiful villages, Gargilesse-Dampierre and Saint-Benoît-du-Sault. Outside the main visitor towns, buyers will find the Brenne Regional Natural Park, dotted with more than a thousand small lakes, a haven for birdwatchers and walkers. Indre is equally known for remaining among the most affordable departments in the Loire Valley area. A temperate climate brings warm summers and mild winters. Property choice ranges from a stone farmhouse with land, a village house in local pale stone or a city apartment in Châteauroux, Indre offers good value. With nature, heritage and affordability, it is a department that rewards buyers seeking open countryside. The average house price in Indre stands at €967/m².
INDRE - Charming period property, with three bedrooms, two reception rooms and a one-bedroom gîte.